As opposed to reselling clothes for money on third-party sites, like eBay or Poshmark, these are brand specific resale shops. Think of it as yet another way to recycle your clothes for money.

Reselling clothes can allow you to earn extra cash, but all items don’t have equal value. See: What To Do If You Owe Back ...

More resale stores have opened in recent years as consumers have become increasingly aware of the environmental harms ...

Last year, apparel resale in the United States grew seven times the rate of the broader retail industry. Independent ...

Growing concerns about sustainability and a rise in online secondhand shops that make it easy to resell apparel mean more consumers – and brands – are embracing the concept of clothing resale.

Prices are high for just about everything these days but several local businesses work to make some things a bit more affordable. From school clothes to Christmas presents, local thrift, consignment ...

As the stigma of buying and wearing used clothes and accessories diminishes, what happens next in the resale business becomes important. Resale is unique for a lot of reasons: Every item is one-of ...

A designation placed on the package label or in a license agreement for hardware or software that is given without charge to resellers or to the press for testing and review. Products with an "NFR ...

From reselling sustainable second-hand clothing in her college apartment to creating a flourishing small business ... It’s hard to stand out, especially when you’re in resale and starting a small ...

The resale platform ThredUp predicted in a 2021 report that used clothing sales would reach $77 billion by 2025, up from $36 billion in 2021. Resale, rather than more traditional donation or ...

Last year 52% of consumers shopped for clothing secondhand and on average they spent about half their apparel budget on resale, according to ThredUp’s latest resale report. It’s an opportunity ...